Reboot takes nearly a minute! Shutdown is seconds though.

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Weird issue I have noticed with my new system build. If I 'Restart' he system shuts down and looks like it's about to reset but it just sits there. For maybe 30 seconds on a black screen before finally it reboots.

If I just select shutdown it's instant and turns off as normal.

I am a little confused. At first I thought it had hung, or was installing updates but it's not. I am at a loss, if Windows was having trouble shutting a service down etc surley it would affect shutdown too.

I'm running Windows 8.1. Motherboard is MSI X99S Gaming 7.

Anyone got any thoughts on this, it seems pretty bizarre. :confused:
 
It sounds like it could possibly be a USB addressing issue or a memory issue to me.

I have had issues with both resulting in a slow boot.

USB - the computer tries to address each USB device at startup and a faulty one will cause it to 'loop'.

Memory, a timing issue, or even a poorly seated stick can and have both resulted in a boot slowdown for me.

May be something else, but I would try these first.

Martin
 
I had similar problem, start up Ok but would not shutdown or restart, and found it was a USB 3.0 hub I had connected. Once this was removed everything worked fine.
 
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